Join Co-CIO of RARE Infrastructure, Nick Langley, as he talks about the wider appeal for infrastructure assets as economic growth starts to gain traction globally and how he has positioned the Legg Mason RARE Infrastructure Value Fund to take advantage.

The election of Donald Trump in the US sparked a global bond sell off and significant currency fluctuations, particularly in some emerging markets. During this webcast, Ken Leech, CIO of Western Asset, will discuss the reaction of the markets and the implications for fixed income investing.

Francis Scotland, Brandywine Global’s Co-Director of Global Macro Research, discusses why cyclical and secular forces around the globe are transitioning the world economy to a period of slow but gradual improvement in global growth, an outcome at odds with developed country bond markets that seem priced for something far worse.

The weeks following the UK’s vote to leave the European Union have seen political upheaval, huge exchange rate movements, central banks signalling further loosening of monetary policy and an initial sell off for European equity markets followed by a normalisation of volatility. But where does that leave the future of European equities? Join Michael Browne, European Equity Long/Short portfolio manager at Martin Currie to find out his views on the future for Europe, protection of capital through the short term uncertainty and how he believes there are still ways for fundamental long/short stock pickers to capture company opportunities and generate returns for clients.

Join Joe Filicetti for an update on the Legg Mason Western Asset Macro Opportunities Bond Fund.

After the turbulent start to the year in the fixed income markets the fund has seen some major themes play out in its favour during Q2. Joe will talk about the last three months and what he thinks may be to come in the second half of the year.